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    It will take more than the cries of babies to make President Donald Trump back down on immigration, an issue that has animated his most ardent political supporters since he first stepped into politics. […]

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1) Wyoming U.S. Representative Liz Cheney has introduced a bill that would levy a fee of $150 to individuals or groups that file a protest to plans to lease or drill on federal land. Cheney says the protests slow down the permitting process which hurts the Wyoming economy. The fees would hit hunters and conservation groups particularly hard, since they file protests to protect hunting and wildlife.
Should new fees be levied against groups that file protests over leasing or drilling plans?
2) The state of Minnesota had outlawed the wearing of clothes, buttons, or hats with political messages on them at polling places. The Supreme Court overturned the law, saying it was overbroad.
Should Wyoming allow people to wear items with political messages at polling places?

Beth Keegstra, an emergency room doctor at El Camino hospital in Los Gatos, was suspended after cursing and mocking a patient having an anxiety attack.

Cheyenne Council committee OKs Hynds subsidy despite concerns

By Austin Huguelet, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE — A City Council committee unanimously recommended renewing a $750,000 subsidy for Hynds Building redevelopment Monday, despite questions about legal issues and a provision benefiting the Downtown Development Authority. If ultimately approved by the full City Council, the Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority/Main Street will use the money in its planned attempt to draw a developer here in the next few months. Click here for more

Study says Wyoming workers need to make $16.50/hour to pay rent

By Rick Roddam, KGAB
According to a new study, the average renter in Wyoming now needs to make $16.46 per hour to afford a two-bedroom house. The National Low Income Housing Coalition compared each state and concluded the average hourly wage that workers need to rent a two-bedroom home at market value without spending over 1/3 of their income.  Click here for more

County leads push to eliminate invasive grasses

By Ashleigh Fox, The Sheridan Press
SHERIDAN — Conservationists discovered two invasive grasses in the Sheridan County area in 2016. Medusahead and Ventenata present a large problem for vegetation in the Great Plains Eco-region, but Sheridan residents have worked diligently to eliminate the invaders. Click here for more

Cheyenne Mayor, PETA, clash over circus performances

By Doug Randall, KGAB
Cheyenne Mayor Marian Orr and the animal rights organization PETA [People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals] are at odds over a circus that will be performing in Laramie today [Tuesday] and Cheyenne on Wednesday.  Click here for more

Preserving Cheyenne’s Historic Homes

By Katherine Chloe Cahoon, KGWN
CHEYENNE —  The historic preservation board has hired a consultant to survey properties north of the existing Capitol North Historic District, to look at expanding our historic district. Click here for more

Glendo State Park hosts Pony Express presentation

Posted 6-19-18, Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites & Trails -- The public is invited to Glendo State Park for a discussion on the history of the Pony Express, June 23 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Two-Moon Campground. Watch as Pony Express riders re-enact a mail bag...

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Edmunds appointed Dean of Instruction

Posted 6-19-18, Eastern Wyoming College -- Eastern Wyoming College has announced the transfer of Heidi Edmunds to the newly created position of Dean of Instruction. The College recently reorganized the position of Associate Vice President for Outreach and Academic...

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  • Report: Sessions, Congress Discuss Using DNA...

    Family Research Council President Tony Perkins said Tuesday Attorney General Jeff Sessions is discussing with Congress the use of DNA tests at the border to confirm biological relationships between immigrant children and their parents. […]

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  • Giancarlo Stanton may be starting to get on home...

    The focus on where Giancarlo Stanton puts his feet may change as long as he keeps sending the ball far away from them. A night after going 4-for-5 against the Nationals, and denying the idea that he had slightly altered his closed stance, the outfielder crushed his 17th home run of the year to […]

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  • Biden backs Abrams in closely-watched Georgia race

    ATLANTA (AP) - Former Vice President Joe Biden endorsed Stacey Abrams Wednesday in her bid to become Georgia's first Democratic governor in 15 years and the nation's first-ever black female state executive. The former vice president hailed Abrams in a statement to The Associated Press for her […]

Reuters

  • Trump says would back both House immigration...

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump told Republican lawmakers on Tuesday he would back either of the immigration bills making their way through the House of Representatives, as the outcry grew over his administration's separation of immigrant parents and children at the U.S.-Mexico […]

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  • The risk for the President is that he is...

    It will take more than the cries of babies to make President Donald Trump back down on immigration, an issue that has animated his most ardent political supporters since he first stepped into politics. […]

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  • Biden backs Abrams in closely-watched Georgia race

    ATLANTA (AP) - Former Vice President Joe Biden endorsed Stacey Abrams Wednesday in her bid to become Georgia's first Democratic governor in 15 years and the nation's first-ever black female state executive. The former vice president hailed Abrams in a statement to The Associated Press for her […]

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  • Giancarlo Stanton may be starting to get on home...

    The focus on where Giancarlo Stanton puts his feet may change as long as he keeps sending the ball far away from them. A night after going 4-for-5 against the Nationals, and denying the idea that he had slightly altered his closed stance, the outfielder crushed his 17th home run of the year to […]

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  • Report: Sessions, Congress Discuss Using DNA...

    Family Research Council President Tony Perkins said Tuesday Attorney General Jeff Sessions is discussing with Congress the use of DNA tests at the border to confirm biological relationships between immigrant children and their parents. […]

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  • Trump says would back both House immigration...

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump told Republican lawmakers on Tuesday he would back either of the immigration bills making their way through the House of Representatives, as the outcry grew over his administration's separation of immigrant parents and children at the U.S.-Mexico […]

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1) A judge in California has ruled that Starbucks and other coffee companies have to post a cancer warning, because a chemical used in the bean roasting process is a known carcinogen. The coffee industry is fighting back, saying the amount of the carcinogen is too small to cause harm. They say they can’t remove the chemical without affecting the taste.
Should new fees be levied against groups that file protests over leasing or drilling plans?
2) The federal government, including Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who is from Montana, is considering blocking gold mining from the mountains just north of Yellowstone National Park, citing concerns about the impact on the environment. Mining companies say they have been working in the area for years and the impact of new mines would be minimal.
Should Wyoming allow people to wear items with political messages at polling places?

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